rig up

British  

verb

1. (tr, adverb) to erect or construct, esp as a temporary measure

   cameras were rigged up to televise the event

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Example Sentences

The repurposed gear can be trucked quickly to data centers and rigged up on site.

From Barron's

Every year, industrial specialists rig up a rope system that allows brave spring cleaners to access the aircraft from the ceiling.

From BBC

I detailed my near-worship of “A Time to Keep,” my attempts to replicate the Pumpkin House of “The Dolls’ Christmas,” the wonky maypole I had rigged up in the yard.

From New York Times

That adds up to nearly six months of her life rigged up to the machine - another hospital record as the longest time yet for someone so young. 

From BBC

A firefighter was lowered into the hole via rope and other equipment as other rescuers held onto a pulley system rigged up at the surface.

From Los Angeles Times